New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

'A' oiD From ne Baittmory mertcqn.
be- Sn ssa proTosaSy sppr
courtina similar vote in tho south
THE WRONG PLACE FOR SUCH TROPHIES.
IRON m. Roohss,er Post Erpress
would be- aatterng. delulivc and possibly dangerous
BLIND TO Az IMP9RTASST DISTINCTION
The gentlemen Of the presen, Cabinet &c gee no differ
between returning TO the LOYAL states aass Lost 10
states flags lost in the wicked rebellion SsyersnsSss
opinion 70 the contrary Notwithstanding.
TERRIBLE STORM OF PATRIOTISM EVOKED.
from IN Neg. York ErsnfnQ Sun
without lrevoSinsi ii the order the President would
te courts which would have stay ed the order He
more fortunate than this for 10 plain that
firing upon Sumter, which the revocation has stayed
ADDING insult TT, 70 S,, Injury.
Ell, letter canceilinS the order 10 return tho flags
bodies brazen attempt to betool the public inc think
ing that his rs thought was 10 serve the loyal Northern
have the aroused people understand that the main Cues
on related q rne 10 by the S ami sub
sequenty rotaken oy tho nion troops ~ ths were Dol
LEFT IL AN IGNoMINIoUs ATTITUDE
Prom ne Brooslyn Standard. T"tgn
Nowhere does the " the general uprising MAKE
itself more clearly manifest than 10 the sudden rercst Of
turn ehort corner; but he has fallen fat on his back
EXPLANATIONS Still. NECESSARY.
Unfortunately for Tie Pfesidenl, hi. retreot will not
lead him OF hs predlcamep. Hc has put himself on
record as desiring to 90 the ,9s when nss SasS"
that he would have done 1t without inqurns ahon rs
ias y s order Tc VII be ropp
now The country viii seek TO know the inspiration ana
have the nags returned and II It Is assumed that there
was demand. what OBJECT had the President and III.
to the statcsi
OH, NO YoU Dowri
5G me c.pVtr.s,sss o.As"ss, S f I, &, ,.
tie It does not want them And The yisest thing me
things to write TO the President oosring 70 tale part
in formal National cremation at tho Capital ON somo
convenient day In the later summer or aututln-
{forl 7he Hoehssts Dsfnoerut
II Is what Drum bias done but what the President
fectiy iminsteriI whether General Drum or Bunsby
ooncaved the brilliant idea OF despoiing tho War DE,
soldiers from 9s enemies h p 81 s a could S
tho despicsbe order any validity. snd Drum. IN his
communication to the state Governors says distinctly
ton that all the nag, IN the Department be ro,rncd
the authorities OF the respective states In which tho
the President cannot evade responsiby in the prem
ises He cannot shift the burden on the backs OF others
And In justice him. there no evidence that lie mas
sought TO do So
coURTING THE FIERcEsT RESENTMENT
There those who ascrbc the Presdsnts course 10
personal political motives but this ground It is utterly
Inc Kplcabe for act OF his Administration can arouse
land and TO has advisers IA this-
TREASON MUTT BE MADE oDIoUs
tn. people Of Ohio 70 or rsif1 H Ss varha h they
are forgetting all that should pasa from memory concern
R Tie AZ S%. Of sr aS DESTROY
Nson nor are they wiling nat these mar, mute se'
turned TO tho States once In rebellion.
1T MAKES ONES BLOOD BOIL
From TIE Pttis,urg conmereiaI Gass,s
ident gone out Of his way to speak snceDgy Of the
deserts Of the Union veerans lie has made benevolent
disgrace and humiliation Of every patriotic Amer
i Ss memory n@ "s1 na ans the f psos
the father and o 'oGef.9 and asnGo not he
give 10 the scheme Of bis political managers
In OF Missouri 10 tho prestige OF the Grand
Army means for booming him us Candidate for re-
Ills andacty carried him step further when he either
SnS the archives Of the Nation Of the booibousnt tro
piles Of the War for the Onion The hags under which tho
Rebels rallied that the glorious Stars and Stripes might
be trampled In the dust thing 70 be hated and do
tested bit which torn S% the aasfs OF their
tho grace OF President Cleveland TO be handed pack TO
shipped the most enbems OF the Lost Cause
and 70 be used on all suitable occasions Tor hrni the
Is It to be wondered at that the blood OF tho Grand
personal COMFORT" ENDANGERED
President Grover ciey siand likely have new rea
in Issue with the Union soldiers by the sur
render Of the captured rebel battle nagA
THE BLUNDER CORRECTED TOO LATE.
From The Troy Tykoram.
,ot In pr9p9 s 70 them ae ass ron the
eratu,ou Insult not only to the men who took the sgs
- battle bu, % the people Of the North IN whose hands
shown by the dispatch which print this morning in
which he makes clean back down aud ackno Wedges
magistrate OF this country made gravsr one and
the fact that 1t not reotaod I'LL the Indignant voice
was h isi Ia. his
the Union soldiers and they will not forget It
DOING HOMAGE TO SECESSION.
Their return to their former owners Is piece OF COW
have Sss,or . have burned them though
there !, room enough IN the War Department, whore
return 70 the Ssnis Of rebels and rebs sympahaers
means their and in so far me resscitation
ne stod and siugssh MUD OF the man In the White
no mag to the s ~es tp pc hs Ss
stars anc stripes the stars and bars but the men who
fought gnder either nag knew what they represented
ne cause Of treason and reeeon rbe men
captured tho dass now 10 shin son Their surrender
Is an enafaon OF the canss they stood for and an insult
MAKING PATRIOTS GROvEL IN THE DUST
Ffor" the Dayton loaiOl Journal
sentiment OF disgust and deep Indignation pervades
the soldier mind OF the country at the and need
less humiliation OF the Nation In ordering the surrender
OF the rebel flags the traitors from whom they
captured The act the irony Of patriotism We
last our bellies with our mouths IN the dust before the
architects Of the Democratic rebellion President Cievc
lsnd should appoint committee OF old Ohio and Indiana
Copperheads 10 escort the flags to Richmond with In
structons to deliver them 70 Je Davis, their proper
custodian. IL would he highly proper TO drape the
National 6ag Ia mourning aud lower II to halfmnst
that day humiliation There should be prayer that
day in all Solid south puipits
PERPETUATING, NOT ALLAYING, STRIFE.
frsa the Torcestsr (.Mdss) Spy,
The objections the surrender not prompted by
sectonal bitterness any OF the animoses OF
The Questions we stated the other day. be-
sides the fact that the captured ass public property
and can DO disposed OF only by Authority OF Congress-
that the surrender the staezwoud not be roturu.
because thoy we're not from the States from